Countertrade in an International Transaction Is

Countertrade in an international transaction is:

A) passing the risk associated with changes in exchange rates to another.
B) the practice of accepting locally produced merchandise in lieu of money as payment for goods and services.
C) a market in which parties agree to exchange a fixed amount of one currency for a fixed amount of a second currency.
D) transferring purchasing power from those who normally deal in one currency to those who generally do business in another.